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Developing Responsible AI Analysis 1d ago
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Why this matches Policy & governance reaction 1 attributable expert contribution · Joanna Bryson
“Is that enough? We may need to transnationalise transnational infrastructure. Which interestingly might leave them a bit more autonomy. But how can we trust any one government with the essential infrastructure of many? The whole point of antitrust is too la…” evidence ↗
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Joanna Bryson

“Is that enough? We may need to transnationalise transnational infrastructure. Which interestingly might leave them a bit more autonomy. But how can we trust any one government with the essential infrastructure of many? The whole point of antitrust is too la…”

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